The partial federal government shutdown is over, but getting offices in working order is more complicated than flipping a switch.At Bureau of Land Management Taos … more

An avalanche within the main ski area of Taos Ski Valley on Jan. 17, which ultimately killed two young men, shook the wider community. The incident was the first of … more

The professor warned lawmakers that the state must get serious about greenhouse gas emissions now by expanding clean energy sources and mitigating the societal costs of moving away from fossil fuels. more

Temperature-wise, it was one of the top 10 warmest years so far in the Taos area; records began in the late... more

A Pennsylvania native and longtime policy adviser and engineer for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Kenney, 46, was appointed secretary-designate for the Environment Department on Jan. 7 by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. more

Like the snow that's fallen over the past four weeks, the impacts of the prolonged shutdown of the federal government are piling up around Northern New Mexico. more

Hemp is in. After years of lobbying efforts, growing hemp has been approved in the Land of Enchantment. Applications are open for interested farmers and producers. The Continuous Hemp Production … more

State Land Commissioner Stephanie García Richard has ended "killing contests" of coyotes on state trust land throughout New Mexico. The decision was inked in her first executive order. Such … more

A bevy of environmentalists will be taking to the Roundhouse to lobby legislators with a two-day convergence. The Rio Grande chapter of the Sierra Club, and other organizations are hosting "Clean … more

In her first State of the State address, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a number of environmental goals.First, the governor said she would sign … more